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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
THs TArLoss' TROUBLE.
No Change OF Importance In the situa-
ton Yesterday.


No Change of Importance In the situa-
ton Yesterday.
There was no settlement OF the trouble
between tie tAilors and their employers
yesterday. II is now stated that the dis
pute arose over the refusal Of the merchants
70 sign the schedule OF prices which has
oeen in force for the past year-that no
effort was made 10 put new scale in force
The merchants who refuse 10 sign the scale
say that they consider their word good for
any wages which they promise 20 pay that
it they sigred the agreement they would ex
pect 90 i've ap 90 II. while. Judging from
past experiences. they have reason 10 believe
thar thers are some firms In the city which
DO not hesitate to break written agree
men. when they can increase their profits
by 20 doing From the accounts OF the
trouble published in some of the papers
some people seefn TO have obtained the idea
that the Star Clothing House was lone Of
tae concerns which Jailed 20 keep the agree
rnenJ as 10 WAGES. bat such IS no. the fact
The star has psid the scale - agreed upon.
and ~hsn the IN erchsnts speak OF the con
cerns which fsi. 10 keep their promise.
they undoubtedly refer to one of the boy
coitsd establishments.
"&scs. the Tailor. signed the schedule
Yesterday. bat HOusensn. Donnally s.
Jones. r. 5. Pierce. ]. +. Gable and Stanley
< Schroeder refuse 70 sign. and nearly sll
their hands are out. Three women and
half dozen men employed ia E. 5 Pierce's
back shop joined the strikers yesterday
and four men returned 20 work for House
mao, Donually & Jones The four who re-
turned to work are Robert Singleton, Dauiei
Coffsy. Herman Petersen and Ernest Bur
ser. and the Union hss posted them as
''scabs"
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
FsATneR.wsloHT CHAMPION.
Johnny Roach WINS the Fight wish weich
As4d Gains the Iigis.

Jsck Nelch. Of 81. Joseph. and Johnny
Roch Of this city. met in the ring last even
ing 10 night for the feather weight cham
plonship OF Michigan. Wan. Murphy scted
as referee Billy O'Connell acted as second
for Murphy. while Jack Dineen stood A.
Rosch's back. Roach stepped into the ring
first and occupied the northeast corner. He
MAS dressed II white tights. stripped al ll3
pounds. looked = inae pale. bat was in
good condition. Murphy had knee
breeches, black stockings and barred 10 the
waist; he is stooky little fellow, mas a
broad pair OF shoulders, and his nationality
creeps out in his face. lie hsd discolored
optic. relic of previous contest. but his
friends were confident that he would die
game, If Al all. lie stripped At l22 pounds.
Il was bis fourth fight. and from the start IL
was evideu1 that he wss gresn.
Time was called at llO5 and both con-
teetsnts struck, bat fell short The night
was forced on beth sides, on; Weich's blows
were too heht 10 phase bis opponent. 4
number OF body blows were exchanged, the
contestants piayir tag On each others
frame, Roach Flows being bard and well
directed
Second kOund-BOth men came up s1li-
ing. Roach appearing confident. while
Welch appeared to lose confidence in him-
self Roach struck couple of hard face
blows, following them with lib roasters that
almost winded Welch. Wech was gamey,
nsde no effort 70 save himssif punishment
and while be took advantage OF an occa-
slonal opening and forced them couple OF
times his blows were directed too iOw, fell
short. or were too light to be effective.
Third Round-The third was but repc-
ttion. except that left.handsd blow sent
Welch 70 his knees, bat he soon recovered,
took a couple of bard face blows. but struck
Roach a body blow which was effective
Welch was badly winded when time was
called.
Fourth Round d-Welch came up slowly
and appeared groggy. Both men went AZ Il
With q sigor, however, Roach landing sew
eral blows on the neck Of his opponent
About forty seconds before Time was called
swinging left -handeT knocked Welch
against the ropes; he staggered around
time was called and failing TO respono
after the regulation ten seconds, the tghi
and title were awarded TO Roach. il havina
been cGmDlete knockout Welch has
good stuff IN him: all be lacked was train
ing. R2ach handles himself easy and is a
pretty tighter and will undoubtedly hav.
an abundance Of business Oh his hands i
he msets al asp!rsuts for the title be wor
last night.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
Aerial Queens.

Americas celebrated serial artists, the
Js Verne Sisters, in their beautiful and
marvellous performances on the trapezs.
undoubtedly the greatest stars ever wit
messed in this city. are o. Smiths Orers
House this week. together with the grea.
Juvenile Trio, in their songs. dances. m1si-
cal selections on variety Of musical in
struments. arc = most decided biz The
CAROLS. in their Dutch songs end dances.
are exceedingly clever. The -Four Lavernes
on the Roman lad1ers aud double bars are
par excellent. Cooper and Lovely are far
above the aversre in their bTsskreck songs
and dances. The Lsmoines are grand
SUCCESS in their rough Irish speciality and
burle<que statute clogs MAY COldie aud
May johnson. ia vocal selections receive
hearty eucovss. The roaring comedy, DIR.
Braiufsver Lunatics." closed an excellent
entertainment
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

The funeral ol John Boot ~ss hsis yss-
terisy afternoon from The family residence
os Csss 81. Rev Dr Campbell Fair conduct
ing the services The Anc'ent Order 81
UnTed Wo-kmsn. tbe Rel Men and tie
Pairisrchai Circle al e which Re vss =
member attended IN bodies hss3ei bv ne
Patna-chsl Circle Band 10 tan uniorm.
The aorsi offerings wsre Numerous aud
very f1e. a hroksn roluna 81 carnations
w8a1d witb q wreath ~ r5ses au1 sa--
mounted With 3 stfe dove vas a token
from ihirtv gentlemen friends ihs clerks ~
-pFioz 8 Company sent q 6es zr "Gsfes
"A isr Ia white rsses Ten Foses snd ksIe
frorss A ril'8~ - rcecs osusiss and esr-
rsacns rifb fhe letfers e a. in
rarrfs smmorts. ss wss fyon tie order ~
Red Ner TIE fsfriafchai Clr-e sens fhe
eruaieus y The or1er ie csrnsfi1ns hiies
end heiiofropes segerss Baskets 81 cut
rowsfs and cluster. - ~ores we're s.ss
given ~iace ar1u ths czsket The re
nsaias we're f5loves o. fhsr 'ss. rs-t. 81
p'srriu tha Vals7 tlig csaetery ~ isrss
corsegs Of friends
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

gsf 80 esanst fsfen fssasss hsss
teaa ss aHsa fsta iee oslesss.sss ssss
sstssse.sliss ~ tesaships as Neaasss
sas sAss. teaf 81 iasas fsfasas sfs ffssa
ts4 sesesa - Ia ihe sea,sFs seer t-sss -
e.seatss. aea lsl fssefls afe fsesa ts t@a.
~ 60 Is .ts asztfa. 4ssft~s terfss..asss
eats sssy Fsasrssis skese thsf IS ls va tes
ears b. sclas'lf re9es epee zee etaea
u eheat T4s -sAiAss aaaas NaFea sNs
sKtssmsf e1 ssesssis. ant wafrAnts sAs
szpeel4tlea ta4t tie sfoP hss safsfed
severely Iae asils so1k 'tsFs kae erean
CoTrss4sstl1fsts sfs yss befe.at hewsftr.
lAsi tae foos is agf - easy ia 4Ee1 A.
os4Ai aasag "a e.zy ead 4aaEs1ie9 lands
snd bix1 ka1i >. las sgHsfsl nVst. te
so ksr sincs Apr Z Las osxn warmer, oot
it isFsi 50 dry tlai .ne plsnt las ne1s ht
tie Il Say EfostA reports lave Aeea Ee-
ctlssa u tie quantity II wheat asfkstea
b farmers dariax Ios Uonio ~ March -
u s elevators sac aiiiis. Of insss "a are 10
De southern t9ar tiers ol eolnsiss.
are n he ffth and sixth tiers
ef ceunt.es. which = 81 Per cent ~
lLe whole number IN these sections ss-
sEeeIlFsly IAs t4ikl member 81 basaeis
rtnsfte. marketed i SIS "a II 4ticl 20
s-1 blsasls wsIe mAfxeie1 ln TIE hfEi or
,suthsFn TIER u C4u1ties 2lI 20 bushels
ia tie see01d Lisf. A.. 10 oOsbsis ia tue
third Ter. 81 Isl bushes 10 the nnL sno
sxth tieIs. and SO busheis in the nofih-
eFn counties. Al Sd elevators aud nails. or
III PEI cent 81 tLe whole unnbeg fF0sn
ahich reports have been Fecesfesi, there
AS 40 wheat marketed during ne month.
The total Dumeef u bushels Of wheaf re
ported marketed in August, ,epienlber. ec-
tobsr. November, December. JanuaFy Feb
rusfv aad March y l0.7seOJl, or aboNI a.
psr cent of the crop OF lec6. The number
Of bushels reported marketed ia 1880 snd
1856 was y 024335. or - per eeat or ihs
crop Of $3.50. For these months ia jes1 q
reports we're received from about - I,er
cent. and in !so5-7 rom about 81 per ocnl
o. the elevators and mills IN the southern
four tiers OF counties.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16


Hav'sy A. Nssk.Fk. Of Chicsgo, was IN
lae elty yesterday.
&ls HAIRY Peztins. OF Jsaerson-ave., has
zone to hetroi5 % Fi9.t friends
1rs Eas5 H. Morgan has retarned from
lei p ia1ei yisl- iu California.
q Io1dF Boyn,ou. of NcFourypor.,
Alsss - q slesz y. SBesls Tor rev days.
t.rs. Clarence E.oxslbaugh. of Iihn, o.,
Is taltlls her parents. Mr.. aad Mrs. Julius
lrrAey-
IesepA r Spires eft yesterday for TrAv-
esse Il.F, fo assn ne the management OF the
Yak Pace liqtei.
Rev N e.. ucshsr. Of Kalamazoo, who
has lsel il ior some lme, vas IN a critical
coaall0n Yesterday, md Ais relatives are
uoa5t4l 1i as recovery.
Miss Jsnaie Norman. = student a. Mss
Grants stcos in Chicago, who has been
sUen0nE Eer vacation TIrh her parents.
Nr ant Mrs. Nm. Norman, VII return 10
h-r s.as.e lext wsek.
Cards hags oesn recsigcd announcing the
marriage of g.. Van Cieve oanson 10 Cora
Belle. 0aughfer Of Mr. and 4irs. Wells Burt
81 Deirel,. Ar. and Mrs. Gansoa vii Dc
st home Jn Tuesdays 40 lhe Vsndome.
Louis cpry. OF Chicago. and Mss Lil:s
Hose Fers married thursday nlgnt ~ tae
les.lasea 9t 81 ~. knowles. III south Dr.
v.sioc 81. oy AeY. Lhas. Fluaref. After =
saor. T.si- here they wid 70 % Chicago to
reside.
e.plgn g. Durham has resigned as as
sis.sat steward of the o-WAsh-ta-nong Boat
tiao. Ar. alraam is in every way trust
worthy. ana always seauemaniy and ac-
cnumedaure. ana bis resi- tuati0u will be
Accepted Sish regret.
Fred Eernr.i.hsg ant Miss Lizzie schast
we're msrsied rs Fort Wayne. IND. Wed
resgay Mss ocAlst was formerly a
teacher .u ths German Luthsrsn sunday
sclCo. asre aal sac hapuy loGpie will make
tl.s cirf ines. loms and vii % a. home
GA Clancy ST.. nexi week.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
Jurors for the May Term.

The following jury has been drawn TO
serve in the Nay term OF the Kent Circuit
Court winch opens May ,. Newton ".
Cook. Third ward. Augustus Passuer,
Fourth ward. John Wipkham, Fifth ward
Horace 7. Freeman. Sixth ward; Fred
SpTaker, Seventh ward; Peter Noet. Jr,
Eighth ward. Otis Hnl. Ada. II. y. Plumb
Plainweil, Eheo W. Becker. Grand Rapids,
Alvin s. BE entley. Cannon; VIM A. Den
ne;te. Walker John Mc0ee. Gratian, Geo.
II Godfrey. Vergennes; Chas. r. sang. Al
pine: Allen @. Slater, Paris; Geo. Shaw,
Courtlsnd: J. X. LaIaway. Cascade, Jacob
Rector. Aig oman; Amos Utter. Wyoming
c has. Zissenfuss, Oakheld. Hiram Corbin
Lowell: Chss. Purdy, Sparta Hiram Knapp
Gaines; Eugene Bailey. Nelson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

anisaa sas 1fss1i1 80 fas
ellliy es-f -l-ss Ee.a ,za- Lass SesLsr-
-4E-
4 aar-inx s1sness 90 Soafa Lal4Fstts-
b. .4i.sl l4s els iefaEtllell- eos yesterday
a1fra.9a- q 80 latlass.
A zen aafef uAin 4.lI - lAl4 "a f,11
l4.l e. iflD4 la fslte-sE - of4a . are.
e. se.acs fLs alc F5o.is1 9nea
D.5sa Morzea. lhe destitute olf lsay xas
pros lli Elil ff4asDsf tallcn - Ds1folL al
lsiafis 4n aef ~ fsslerdzg.
The s. s.lal eamal.lfse ga s4.zf supply =
sill rgs9 al1 Nia es .aa5ls ~ rsport ~
ias .lansl tsf s9s4s Eeexs gst
w. 3 G.oss sn& sa.ass AaFpny baEs
sl1ai Articles laf 1slf. ~ faka F.ace a.
nis-t Aer-
tae 1.s-.E4l 3aaze. Of shiea Jscoo
hazais has .eel plgerslsr iar tllrT sal
81 uoIs. s.ll elalTe laa-s Lay T. JosepA
Pes oe.as tas ase iaa4-ofd-
8r4al iiaqenl1s eas 10 ne city yester-
ca soi.Citns 'gf craygn portraits. Ais san.
rie ae.as a l..iaa lkelSss oE eulea1ielneli
tefff. A7 . supposed - 30 a aslle of.
Lsis.l-f Waite 8 fFsnt yesterday pre-
se..fel ae f.r-lnsl fuad Eslisf AssOclx
iaa s-ll erees iar sos. a. FeNar.i .1I
r1etrDt s9rz iA Ds4isails tne Lfe ) 70
lzrlag
A aieal.lE ~ tAs tg..slees 9i t1e Bay tiee
Ctmp oF.U "a asaaci-nou Nli Dee lsid 3srs
rext IleseaY io geft2lr arraazs salsats f..
t1s 00e-lls camp ~ luB AL 1afuuel
selaoi.
henrF e. Hal. Nl1 was accidentally sho.
tg Is eoal r.s.lll le49ty tHo Heezs sEo. E4s
rssoFefel sglleieal.Y 9 ressllss nla position
iu zoe store VI Aa1si-ine 3 teFzlas Drlg
Con i4lE.
a4fI yesterday ElGfui1g ere broke 0ns
ll lla ei4allr a.I.l ~ Leleliies q Waite %
Iant' 81. va l.sA Nss ia1lasel % t1e e1fsa;
oi $40 ID fas ,slly insured aud hs oil sil
VI -1s lle - unknown
IL eas oalF so1s u. the pei s01al property
of la- -eEag14 AtlltacI1rng company
Eal-a Ras levied lpln to sslr.e claim d
HN aeil - tle Iarfytowu, \. T.. Na
il1ual talz against t-
lts case 81 Erastns Bates. the CORTLAND
tlN-talp AsEsF ctarsel Slt1 incest va
0f.as sAs up ll jlsUce Westial's s. courl yes
ieraaF. t1e estIcny wss clot ed and trs
eaae adjourned DaW 1Oaday. when tls
a-fslaslts WI ee mad-.
Tie lueelarors Cd alDa held their regular
oi-a9-.a'y mes-slz iss- nlgli, Ine time
9elas devoted Cd gefailg the j.. o. teiln
autrtf Escl cir.gl4Lor 1as noN q cora
eic asl I'D il05e y lo are tetned non pay
ILE sa.stg8ers and does not inteud lney
sasl. r-celFo a PAPER HllLout cash IA al
Vsa-c
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

The csse Of William Danforth for crmin-
ally ssssulting Agnes Hibner in the Adds
biock. wss called in Police Court ys=ie. day
morninz. and + T. Carpenter. attorney for
the defendant. moved f0r The discbaTEe 81
usuIorth or fhs ground that sufficient proof
bad noe been hr5g<ht 20 Justify ih- Court IN
holding bin for tr.sl IN the Superior Court.
tie claimed thar 30 proof hsi been pre-
serted shoNing a lack ~ consent or the
paft Of the giri. snj that al boush she knew
thst there were people rithin sonnd II her
voice she msie 40 outcrF 70 uoiifT them 81
her preitcsmant Asslsfaut Presenting
Attorney T.. r Carroll msds = strong e-zu-
nent IN reply. saving tast the condition n
which be ci0tai1e ~ tae kirl va foanj
rr-claaei any possibility q oonssaf on tef
Part TIE SRI Fss taken 20 his room audsr
pFom % ~ 0sceivinE a present. snd see wss
below tae s~ers4e cf her axein inteiiixeu
The evidence be saii sSs s1if cient - show
.nst tns girl did msxs a. the rrsisteace ~
bee ffyer. TIE Ceuyt overru.ed he mo
Nca ard Usnforth "a he'd for tFisl ia the
-rFefisr lour, In sefa1.E 81 : - hai. he
wss rsmsnfei to a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

The Gollen Goose does not refer 70
Bichasi oo.dsn az some possibly. may nat
araily suppose 3, Fss thetitls Of an opera
which was presented at Eedmouds Grand
'sst right A medium sized audience
heard the opera and seemed pleased To-
nigh, IS announced a. The "G0'den Grand
laughing Niznt This would iudicae
tlaf ee.isn xi.l nos sing and oonssl lasnfly
q ilree a.dience NAV be attracted to Red
mouds.
fiwin srier engagement at he Won
aer-and closes Ti.a 'oo'sns.s performance
Horscs Lewis ard tbe same Efficient
co.nf ans. .wi.en supported him a fss
ueess sg0 I1 Monte tlsfu vii plsv n
rst1fn snrsrensert a. Ire Won8srlanf aatt
wees snl wIi proiace Gi osfts Uanisl
brace AID tWo Ei<ats In Rome
Nuray MsrphY. two Irish cousdisns
rr ne .frrv q A. orie- ri iisn1rf ia
ouf Irsa Visitors a. Powers nsKt Non
csg snd laesdty.
Charles s. Eeeshin arrived n the city lsst
eveuine. III slfahce of MiCaasl Stnlg8f5
The rirnilcsnt pisy VII te seen at
favrrs on aert Friia7 evening ss pro-
aucei 7g q Z. Andrews Musical Carnival
tNuin nF. wIiu f9at sfie1hio Young actor
hdnaad teilsr n tae afle roe.
Ncrris r Ws--e-. advance sxrut ~ he
focsaa g ersue Crnshirsrirn. t. in the
81 ARA yins lor fbe euaagemsrt Of those
eeieofs'ea comedians s1 towers 0pers
Hsuse 1e1t Gag r'h.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

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- faaaae II q wANkt eAs ~ ~ -
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fsa4 49, - slasea sbssk
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

The residsncs Of Charles Livingston. 80
Goidst.. was struck by liehsniBg during the
down the chimney cracking he wall paper
ir the sitting room and ovsrturuiBg tbe
stove in which. however there vas no ere
81 ne time. 1t tore mp the carpe then
passed outside ard rlowei deep furr0w in
the lawn until it struck the nydTsnt where
ii entered TIE ground. The occupants were
sleeping IN another part Of the house and
were uninigred
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

LoSooN, April I5.--A s.. Petersburg spst-
iAI reports tonight on good authority an
i5nrortsnt concession ty she Car on the
Bulgarian question His imperial msiesty,
recognizing the grave danger arising from
the unsettled siste Of Buigzns. ia TIE inter
sstS # peace has recons'dared his decision
not 20 withGrar the Russian nominee to
succeed Prince Alexander. ard viii reopen
negotiations on the surect.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

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e. sss~ss t. ksetse
sNla saasass s1e asa So esressssss.y
b sresse1 sss4 scarves s Assssaa s@s
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iss - eAzsss 81 raasiek rsoass Sc pef
psaes 81 1zas1saeea TIA - usrs.y q
t.rsal ehsres ter s1e FerpQaa u 1s.eias
tie brsts a1Hi faFtasf mfss. Ssf.ess l-a
- mass .u1s taa vase BE SECS aaesssa.
ssr ss e. e AlGr1e a. 90 1asa io eo.ae
= fot-es 1oslst AL - e11 ete ga Sat
sSa-lssA44 a1k8sre4 t1st 2e se1l3 bare
Estslag - ID SD l1s $50 esnfala fhea
Pesde1 Dct Eay sea ris ss&ilsis'a
~ss ssl tQr aszt AsLtaF tfQseeltias
Afior1sy Cav sissed p B A.. hgu14
ysslsld4y zad taok tEs E.f. s.ely. wtiC1
= hoEFels oEs. sua DSr F1Fslsai ce1cl-
li0a = 81 tsrce ~ tie tT1th d ASf slaas-
msols. UtasF ssl1sLcs Is oslDg sse4re1 =
vls.Elnx ths vile den CT sanford "a A i9s-sl
I'D iatsEE.s~ilg the Lslsaeors TIE cpn-
esliGa ~ he ar - Ffeesfs4es ote a11
her recovery Is doubtful although every p
lb.as ~i3 oe esae ior lsT care ana e31aIors
A. tae L =. A E0nas.
Ssnioxd Vas 80 one lnls. tf.ssr or tSsnty
wears se8. . respected and esteemed cillzea
o. AAl1s1f NdsfJ c-41+fi = Artr oA 2 -
Nzs siected . r1geEFlsef - represent rs
township he la c0Esiaegzb-s property,
a good sifs And izmily of chi arxn lie
Is nox zDoUs - yszfs Old. short ~ stature,
bcs- legged rs shoulders bowed ulth the
burden Of sin and years. his bar ai.e and
scant. his face iarsoHsa sith evil dsPrzve1
habits. and - stematlc t14lOsirk 81 tie
ooWnWard road have killed him Ia every
sentiment Of self respect u TSsDseiapiilty
lis vie paF-sd from hlm ie4Eteen years
ago Sai l. Box lgiag Wiih tneif children
AZ MldiieFllle J. j. stated that he msds
"a asiSmpt ~ dgag his daughter into life
of dexfsoai.on, bnt was prevented ifom
doing 80 % ils FeEsuAslons OF hes mother.
it - H8t believed that Ally % tie attorneys
wlii br NiilIug - defead SANFORD zua one
viii haYe % Be appointed by the Court.
He refused ball and wss Trnsndsd % Jail 10
await examination next Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

Sepsrietsn3ent kaitsAgb0ekf-. - p q
CIV Hat yesterday received a letter fram
Ccntrsetsr 8chs-issa. stsfiuz tsst hIs 81
.n Denvss esre hirs e a-esea snk.e est
Fsve ro 8Tesr fsrtel.ars sf ne &C. ssas
tfe re1aeefel jobs s Fsrf to - 30 Denver
&C .sse ehsrrs - ffe wees fasre - hIa
faf ihe e. faa arrr t. eeal eua ~
PAR 80 efatah'g eet
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
po.itl,ol, Closing Sale :of lIsh Ring

Today, at IS Canal-st.. rugs will De sold
below cost being positively the last sale
and last chance given in this city. Large
discout and bottle Of OTTO of Roses given
to those who purchase $50 worth of goods.
once az l3 Csnsl.st
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

Hair TONGUES, that impart vifor. glass,
and beauty, 10 the hair a sovereign remedy
for ailments Of the scalp, at Mrs. a
Douglas, 6 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

hA casa
oAsar Rkrsns. Il 80 Assea e. iss1 !
To "a = hose "a &ay Cssas<fo
II Eks IsteIf 81 isffs aen'f are sop e.,es
tie ~1rk as iook 81 taey e. fei lg asas
~s1. l41y 81 taeiF - si4., s.a Aae - sts'
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Ia wing purchased the business Of F. b.
Vinegar books. stationery and. news, We
would say TO his customers that we will
aim 10 please them, and shall keep very
com plete stock IL our line.
g. K. PARIS,
FRANK J. QUIaE.
G. T. PARKS & Co,
No 6 North Divis.on-st., three doors south
Of MOnroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

-aarlecoiaz. BAR rafflne snf Russian
tsng. tas ares. At M A. Dsesss.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-03-26
Land Company.

Louisiana Farmer.
Tu,re is on soot among some o:
our most prominent land owning
citizens a scheme to form land
Company to be composed of land
owners and planters who own land
in excess of their present demands.
This company will be authorized to
issue bonds and sell farms say TWEEN
ty to lorty acres to white farmers
who can be induced to come
from more populated States in the
North and West. These lands will
be sold at fair prices. on time if
necessary. Many Of our people
own land that is poor. and the only
way to improve and upbui'a the
country is to get better class of
people and more of them on farms.
The object of the company is 70 ena-
blo people who have surplus of
land to pool and make the land
sale scheme of mammoth proportions,
and thereby attract the attention OF
home seekers. aud at the same time
it will deprive competition Of it,
egil defects,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-03-26
Want fnfOrsAn ton.

Lake Charles Echo.
The people Of The cold North are
looking Sonthward for homes goes
without saying. And that the salu
briefly of the climate and fertility OF
the soil Of Southwestern Louisiana
is attracting universal attention is
another fact undispntable, as the fol-.
lowing extract from letter recent
ly received by us from a gentleman
in st. Paul, MINNESOTA. will show
Please send me a few copies of
your valuable paper as I would like
to get what information | can re
garding Southwest Louisiana. as
myself and a number Of others in-
tend to leave this locality and go.
further South in search of a milder
climate than we now enjoy in this
land of billiards."
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-03-26
BOOyES A BOOMING.
A Large Sale.

n. 9. States.
Major Robinson, of the real estate
firm of Macon, Paul and Robinson
says that the real estate boom in
this city is healthy and bids fair to
keep mp. He says further. however,
that real estate owners should not
take advantage Of that fact to stitfen
prices. as the boom is here to stay
and it should not be frightened.
The firm has call from Kansas
City parties for improved real
estate.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-03-26
Hell, OH the Boom,

Shreveport Times
North Louisiana is now beginning
to experience the effects OF d good
solid, substantial boom. Croakel S
have been given a back seat, and
the energy, push and vim of this sec
tioa is coming to the front. 1t is the
duty of our people to aid in every way
possible the development Of the
country. The whole South has re.
eeived an impetus within the past
few months. and we have only to
reach forth and grasp Lonisiana's
share. There is nothing of the gas
or vapor character about this boom.
1t has a real, tangible basis, and has
come to stay. Let us help on the
boom, therefore. all we can, and let
us make of north Louisiana garden
spot We have the natural adyanta-
ges; all that is required is push and
vim to bring people here.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-03-26

Entered at the Post Office, Abbcville. La.
as second class matter.